LAUREATO EVO3 CHRONOGRAPH AND PERPETUAL CALENDAR

GIRARD-PERREGAUX originally created the LAUREATO in 1975. The third version of the model was produced in 2003 and given the name LAUREATO EVO3. A salient design element of the LAUREATO EVO3 was its contrasting polished and satin-finished surfaces. This year marks the birth of another version. The same subtle play of light on the contrasting surfaces, the fluted pushpieces and crown, and the back, secured with six screws and enhanced with a sapphire crystal revealing the movement, all add to the truly elegant character of the pink-gold case. The structured, slate-coloured dial has gilded, satinfinished counter rings, luminescent pink-gold stud hourmarkers, luminescent pink-gold hour and minute hands, and a red centre-seconds-hand. This new LAUREATO EVO3 comes on a brown hand-stitched alligator strap with a folding clasp.

• GP 3170 automatic mechanical movement Calibre 13’’’
• Frequency 28,800 vib/h (4 Hz) 44 rubies
• Gold rotor
• Power reserve: 45 hours
• Pink-gold case, water-resistant to 50 m
• Sapphire crystals
• Screw-down crown and pushpieces
• Diameter of case: 44 mm
• Height: 15.11 mm

• GP 033C0 movement – automatic Calibre 13’’’
• Frequency 28,800 vib/h (4 Hz) 52 rubies
• Power reserve: 46 hours
• Titanium case, water-resistant to 100 m
• Anti-reflective sapphire crystals
• Screw-down crown and pushpieces
• Diameter of case: 44 mm
• Height: 15 mm
• Natural rubber strap with folding-clasp

LAUREATO EVO3 CHRONOGRAPH

• Movement GP 033C0, automatic mechanical
• Calibre 11 1/2’’’
• Frequency 28,800 vib/h – 4Hz
• Rubies 52
• Power reserve 46 hours
• Case water-resistant to 50 metres
• Dimensions 44 mm Height 15.10 mm
• Crystal sapphire
• Back sapphire crystal secured with 6 screws

The LAUREATO EVO3 has been given a new look. The strong identity of this model, which was launched in 2003, has aroused considerable interest on international markets. It now features a new dial with a silvered opaline ground. The centre has a clous de Paris dιcor and four black-ringed counters: a 24-hour counter at 9, a date hand at 12, a seconds counter at 3, and an hour counter at 6. The minutes are indicated by a red-tipped direct-drive centre-seconds hand. Other features include round luminescent hour markers, rhodium-plated hour and minute hands, and a red centre-seconds hand. The case and integrated bracelet are made of steel. The movement is visible through a sapphire crystal caseback secured with six screws.